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I used to play carom on my 11" laptop. Not saying I was ever brilliant at carom but I was decent enough to compete with others on here. So I don't think screen size really matters all that much.

i use 42inch LG tv and can hit cents just the same using my 20inch pc monitor... its easy once you know how!

its called break building

Carom is diffrent to arcade though

You're right. Carom is a lot harder, and requires a lot more accuracy with shots.

Im on a 13 inch and ive made 147s.

WOW, this guys a nutter ^^

Im not trying to be a nutter..

yeah and carom has no pockets and arcade is easier on a big screen

What do you mean, easier in comparison to carom on a big screen?? If so that's not true. Screen size doesn't matter what so ever, regardless of the game type. I've hit cents on my 11" screen whilst having the funky window to the left, and windows messenger to the right. So in total, the size of my table was only around 5". If you play enough on any screen size, you'll eventually get used to it.

won't belive till it's actully proven im afraid

It's not a case of believing or not. It's a case of using common sense. In what way does having a big screen help you play better?? The angles on this game aren't accurate enough to make that much of a big difference, so if you're a couple of pixels further to the left than you would be on a smaller screen, it's not going to make any difference what so ever on the shot you play.. If an awful player suddenly bought themselves a 100" screen, they'll still be just as bad as they were on their previous 14" screen for example..

Yes, screen size might help slightly, but the difference in skill/play would be literally minuscule, and certainly not enough to determine whether or not you're a good or bad player.

How come I play better when I play on full screen then when I play on a minimized screen then?

because your use to playing with it on full size screen?

i dont use zoom on any table cause i cant pot to save my life with it on

all about personal preference, i bet if i had a 22" monitor i would be poor for first few days then when you practice enough on a consistent screen size 17" for me i think then it becomes easier

I have a 13 incher, i dont boast about it

I play on a 22" monitor and to be honest it only makes the table bigger and the balls may be a tad bit bigger but that is the only real boost you get from it. I could hit cents and stuff when i played on my 15" laptop ages ago. Pool for example by best straight run was 65 and that was on the laptop, my best since playing on this monitor for over a year maybe is 52! Screen size means nothing and if you think it does and you think it will make you a better player then go waste your money on a big monitor but it wont make your game any better, make it worse as you need to get used to it though.

I play on a notebook with touchpad and i hit cents and get pro on pool and snooker easy

table size is irrelevant, I play on a 19" and I'm rubbish, and players like seb play and 15" I think and are awesome

im not like seb, im human and hes a robot